The longer the period between nitrogen application and crop uptake, the higher the vulnerability is for loss. Split applications of nitrogen have been proven to positively impact nitrogen use efficiencies and reduce nitrogen losses.
Oftentimes, farms are not willing or able to adopt new practices due to financial barriers. The cost share available through this program will help offset out-of-pocket costs and demonstrate that the adoption of 4R practices are not only good for environmental sustainability but also for farm profitability.
Funding is available on a first-come, first-served basis for up to 25,000 acres of farmland.
Click Here for a one-page summary of the program. Questions should be directed to Eric
Rosenbaum at (484) 788-7263.
How Clean Is Your Stream?
Check DEP’s 2022 Water Quality Report to find out how cleans streams are near you.
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-- Pennsylvania No-Till Alliance Invites Farmers To Participate In Cover Crop Research; Upcoming Field Days In July; Farm Planting Guides
-- Penn State Farm Conservation Practices Survey Responses Due April 1
-- USDA Grassland Conservation Reserve Program Open
-- REAP Farm Conservation Tax Credit Requests Exceed $14 Million
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(Reprinted from the DEP Chesapeake Bay Office March Healthy Waters newsletter. Click Here to sign up for your own copy.)
[Posted: March 21, 2022] PA Environment Digest
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